Constantine VI & I Vasa: Difference between revisions

The battles of the past left a scarring element on Constantine, which had brought himself to two conclusions: the New Sarovian Empire was too large for its own good and that the people of Estos were in dire need of civilisation. As such, the Second Sorrel Community Convention (2018) was passed. New Sarovia would cede all territory outside of the Frederickian Line to other nations, such as Llamania and Burvanica. This was the beginning of the modern Sarovian homeland. This came just before the death and disappearance of both of his brother's sons, the Prince of Kiev and the Prince of Preuze and Upper Preuze Mathiveas. These disappearances crippled the Emperor, who secluded himself often and would only rarely come out in public to hold court. The disappearance affected the Emperor so much he dissolved Parliament to rule by decree in April. The second conclusion led him to force the other nations to acknowledge his sovereignty over Estos, and he was proclaimed "Caesar of Classic" / "Caesar of Estos" in spring of 2018. He assumed the title as one that could only be bestowed upon a leader who had reigned twelve Stefanic years. Maverians, Burvanicans and others acknowleged this sovereignty, but the public relations disaster led to great public uprising. After repeated victories of rebellions rising against him, Constantine VI firmly held onto power with an iron fist, but the Pax Sarovica was showing signs of cracking. In late June of 2018 (246 AS) Constantine VI held court at Sarholm when he was publicly assassinated when a former Sarovian doxxed him. Constantine VI, humiliated and mortally wounded, refused to perform any functions of the throne for weeks, before officially abdicating his title in favour of his last remaining nephew, William Vasa.

 

 

Throughout his life, Constantine VI & I has received many different honours, decorations and titles.

[[File:Constantine VI.png|400px|thumb|centre|Crowns, honours and decorations of Constantine VI & I]]

 

 

As the son of Constantine V, Constantine VI's arms were the imperial arms of New Sarovia differenced with a label of three points argent, the usual arms for the heir apparent of the throne. When he was imprisoned, he was forbidden the use of his arms. When he returned to New Sarovia under his brother's reign, he was in the process of having new arms designed before Carolus XII was killed. When he ascended the throne, through the virtue of being the King of the Sarovians and the Emperor of the New Sarovian Empire, Constantine VI was the source of all heraldry and symbols through during his reign and bore the arms of New Sarovia.